Nixon Takes Responsibility for Watergate Fallout
President Nixon declares he accepts responsibility for the Watergate crisis while stressing the need for fair, impartial justice. He explains resignations of Kleindienst Haldeman and Ehrlichman and says he did not want guilt to rest on others before a proper judicial review. The president notes his focus on national duties and ongoing investigations.
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Senators React to Watergate Probe and Nixon Speech
Senate leaders from both parties react to President Nixon's address on Watergate. Mansfield opposes an independent prosecutor saying it would muddy waters while Scott praises Nixon for appointing a special prosecutor and continuing reforms. Other senators question unanswered questions and express mixed confidence in the administration.
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Udall Seeks Independent Probe as Nixon Faces Scrutiny
Arizona Rep Morris Udall voiced relief but expressed skepticism after President Nixon's address. Udall urged an independent elections commission and public financing, criticizing omissions on the Wulagule affair and calls for clarity on when Nixon knew of the events. He backed Elliott Richardson but warned questions remain about Nixon's role. Legislators gathered in vari...
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Danish reporter runs nonstop 24 hours for world record
UPI reports Preben Skjoedt in Denmark completed a 24 hour nonstop run, stopping only briefly for short intervals. He claimed a world record as reporters noted celebratory champagne and a hot bath after the feat. The piece also includes reactions to a separate White House speech.
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Cease-fire talks strain as Kissinger Tho meet in doubt
U S and North Vietnamese negotiators returned home amid threats of renewed action if cease-fire terms falter. Sullivan warns Hanoi must choose good faith full implementation or risk military escalation.
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Arab group urges worldwide anti American demonstrations
The Arab lobbying group with members across the Arab world calls for a one day protest against the United States on May 15 as President Anwar Sadat speaks in Cuba outlining Egypt's stance for a total confrontation with Israel amid regional tensions.
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